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Thanks for this ...am gradually putting all the pieces together ! felen

Thanks for this. I cannot believe the coincidence but I found that same pamphlet whilst idly searching the other afternoon ....and agree that it might well be (must be ?) the same Thomas Reynolds.........all we need now is a clay pipe with the Aston Reynolds mark !! .....and some info on why...

Many thanks for this which in part confirms what I had found out but also added some intriguing new information. Thomas Reynolds the master pipe maker (employing 5 men plus 2 boys).... would these be clay pipes. I have read that there was a resurgence of them in the 19th Century ??????? If so...

Surely an unusual name (apparently Moses ` wife !) ran a tobacconist in Lichfield road after the death of her husband who was a tobacco pipe maker. In 1911 her daughter in law Phoebe was running one in Potters Hill Aston. Does anyone know anything about either of them ? felen

Hi everyone, Thanks for all the info re Alma Terrace...but to throw confusion into the mix ...the Alma Terrace I am looking at (home to my husband Johns grandparents ) is in the 1922 and 1925 electoral rolls (on Ancestry) which has 7 houses and precedes Victoria Terrace and is after 136...

Many thanks to both of you ....photo now seems to be there for which many thanks. Do either of you know of a map which will show location of alma terrace ?? somewhere near Sherbourne rd I think were Walter Windsor Price died in 1944 felen

sorry that photo of Alma terrace removed. My husbands father lived at number 5 with his parents, Walter and Elizabeth (Lizzie) Windsor Price and numerous brothers. Are there any other photos about ? felen

Hi, am new to this so hope that someone out there understands ...am researching my husbands family..Price. Many of the family have the prefix Windsor..variously spelt Winsor, Winser, although his father did not pass it on to him. His father , Arthur (1915) with various brothers and sisters most...